Voltage of a SF P91

NO

*Anything over ~7.5-8V will pop a P91*​

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To use 4xCR123s you have 3 bulb options:

1. Add a KT1/2 kit, but instead of the included bulb options, use a MN60.
2. Same as "1" but with an MN61.
3. Use a "G&P 12V" D26 compatible lamp assembly. You can find them on ebay and various other places. The output on the "12V" D26 lamps on 4xCR123 out there is similar to the P91 on 3xCR123s, but will run for more than twice as long since the cells are under less stress.

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Better yet. Pick up a pair of AW protected 17670s and use those in your G3+A19 and then you can run the P91 on rechargeable cells. Get a Pila IBC charger to go with the cells.

Eric
 
NO


*Anything over ~7.5-8V will pop a P91*​

------------------------

To use 4xCR123s you have 3 bulb options:

1. Add a KT1/2 kit, but instead of the included bulb options, use a MN60.
2. Same as "1" but with an MN61.
3. Use a "G&P 12V" D26 compatible lamp assembly. You can find them on ebay and various other places. The output on the "12V" D26 lamps on 4xCR123 out there is similar to the P91 on 3xCR123s, but will run for more than twice as long since the cells are under less stress.

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Better yet. Pick up a pair of AW protected 17670s and use those in your G3+A19 and then you can run the P91 on rechargeable cells. Get a Pila IBC charger to go with the cells.

Eric


Oh, so with the 17670s, what will the runtime be on a P91?
 
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